MP3 Insider 122: Year-end blowout
Chances are, this jacket will look cooler on you than it does on me.
Jasmine and Donald are giving away a $300 iPod jacket along with some other audio goodies, but first you have to hear them rant about the only MP3 player you can buy with a built-in AM radio.
Plus, "rad" headphones from Japan, MP3 players with decent video capabilities, players with line-in recording, and holiday price drops. And Donald offers some advice on keeping the peace in an iTunes home.
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---------HOLIDAY PRICE DROPS----------
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---------BURTON GIVEAWAY--------
1st prize: Burton Audex iPod Field Jacket
2nd prize: Q-Bean ST Wireless Headphones
3rd prize: Altec Lansing Orbit-MP3
RULES:
1) Winners will be picked randomly and announced on the show broadcasting November 18.
2) Only ONE entry per person will be eligible for the drawing. (We will count the FIRST entry received.)
3) You must not be an employee of CBS Interactive.
4) You must live in the 48 contiguous United States (sorry Hawaii and Alaska).
5) Entries must be e-mailed to mp3insider@cnet.com with the subject line "Burton Giveaway".
5) Entries must be submitted by 11:59 p.m. PST Friday, November 14, 2008.
7) To be eligible to win, you must answer the following two-part question correctly:
Burton makes a product called the Lil' Buddy. What are the two main functions of this product? In Donald's video for the Lil' Buddy, what type of beverage makes an appearance?
Donald Bell is CNET Reviews' senior editor for MP3 players and portable audio, and one half of the MP3 Insider blog and weekly podcast. He also likes getting his hands dirty with digital audio tools for musicians and DJs.
Donald Bell is an electronic musician, a veteran record store employee, and a fearless hardware hacker. He's also CNET's Senior Editor for MP3 and digital audio.
Jasmine France is CNET's resident digital audio doyenne, writing and editing product reviews, crave blogs, and feature stories on all things MP3. And if you need advice on headphones, she's your girl.
